Lymphatic System Anatomy
The lymphatic system is an extensive vascular drainage network that collects excess interstitial fluid, plasma proteins, cellular debris,…
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Dr.Mhmad farooq AlHariri, an orthopedic surgery specialist. Syria - Damascus.
External Oblique Muscle: Anatomy, Function, Pain & Exercises
The external oblique muscle, located on the lateral and anterior parts of the abdomen, is the largest and…
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Veins Anatomy: Structure, Function, and Clinical Importance
Veins are an essential component of the cardiovascular system, responsible for returning deoxygenated blood back to the heart.…
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Degenerative Facet Arthrosis: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Degenerative facet arthrosis, also known as facet joint osteoarthritis, is a chronic degenerative condition affecting the facet joints…
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Arteries Anatomy: Layers, Function & Clinical Insight
Arteries are the high‑pressure conduits that deliver oxygen‑rich blood from the heart to the systemic circulation. Understanding their…
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Skin Anatomy
The skin is not merely a protective covering—it is a complex, multifunctional organ essential for survival, homeostasis, and…
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Kyphosis Deformity Meaning, Causes & Treatment
Kyphosis is defined as a posterior curvature of the spine, most commonly involving the thoracic spine. While a…
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Swayback Deformity
Swayback deformity is a postural deviation characterized by abnormal sagittal plane alignment involving the pelvis, lumbar spine, and…
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Spine Lordosis Deformity (Inward Curve of the Spine)
Lordosis refers to an anterior (inward) curve of the spine, commonly affecting the cervical spine curve and the…
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Gluteal Gait
Gluteal gait is an abnormal walking pattern resulting from weakness or dysfunction of the gluteal muscles, which play…
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Equinus Gait (Toe Walking / Tiptoe Gait)
Equinus gait, commonly referred to as toe walking or tiptoe gait, is a pathological gait pattern most frequently…
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Coxalgic Gait
Coxalgic gait is a common abnormal walking pattern encountered in patients with hip pathology, particularly degenerative conditions such…
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